Montgomery County Public Schools have removed the books, “Pride Puppy” and “My Rainbow,” from the district’s English Language Arts curriculum. The removal came amidst the school system’s legal battle regarding parents’ ability to opt their children out of instruction in which LGBTQ-inclusive books are being taught. The books remain available in school libraries. [The Washington Post]
Federal lawsuit challenges Montgomery County’s gas appliance ban
The National Association of Home Builders of the U.S., Washington Gas Light Company and other business groups and labor unions filed a federal lawsuit challenging a 2022 county law that bans gas-powered appliances in new construction and renovation by 2026. The law was passed due to concerns about emissions from the appliances harming the environment and people’s health. [WTOP]
Where do The Real Housewives of Potomac eat out in MoCo?
Eater DC compiled a list of all the restaurants and eateries the housewives of The Real Housewives of Potomac have eaten in the show’s ninth season. So far, two Montgomery County eateries have been featured on the show, Potomac’s Tally Ho Restaurant, at 9923 Falls Road, and Silver Spring’s All Set Restaurant & Bar at 8630 Fenton St.[Eater DC]
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